And today's billionaires just keep getting older, and older, and older.
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Ruby is older than me, big-sister older rather than mom older, with dishwater blond hair and granola clothes.
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It was older than the Kojiki, older than Shintoism, older than Japan, half as old as recorded civilization itself.
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The researchers treated six older rats with plasma from young mice, and six older rats with plasma from older mice.
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Even children get older — and I'm getting older, too.
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But the practice is older than that — way older.
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"Older TV shows look better on older sets," he said.
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"Our kids are getting older, we're getting older," she says.
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In fact, older men face harsher penalties than older women.
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Italy's population not only skews older but skews older male.
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And as I got older, my patients got older, too.
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Because older women are hardly ever written about in fiction, let alone older black women, even when the writers are older women.
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And talking to older guys, and "older" to them, to me, is even 16 or 17, but I mean older, like, 20s.
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Increases in overdose deaths were seen across all age groups of whites and Hispanics, yet rising rates were most pronounced among older black men (50 or older) and older black women (45 or older).
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Sanders was much weaker with older voters, capturing 17 percent among those 45 and older, and 14 percent of seniors 123 and older.
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Right, television will scale older, right, and continue to skew older.
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Will this work on older model vehicles built on older hardware?
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I'm the youngest of two older brothers and one older sister.
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There are older people with an older mindset, and there's religion.
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Prospero may be an older man, conceived by an older playwright.
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"Older" (as in "older Americans") tend to be the preferred euphemism.
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But new research suggests it's older than that — about 1,500 years older.
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Having a wife who's older becomes a reflection of their being older.
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I have an older sister, an older brother, and two younger siblings.
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Older and Wiser Older and Wiser: Experience is often the best teacher.
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Voters tend to be older, and TV's audience skews older than digital.
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Older boys are shot like strange alien beings, older girls like royalty.
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That makes the fossils older, but not that much older, relatively speaking.
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Her older brother is a doctor, her older sister a social worker.
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Biden resonates with older African-American voters, especially older African-American women.
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I'm older than you, but I'm not so much older than you.
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The US is getting older and it's going to keep getting older.
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The older Tonya makes an assertion, and the older Jeff does likewise.
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There would be a "child," an "adult," and an "older adult" to correspond with, despite the boy / girl, man / woman, older man / older woman pairs.
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And we wanted to keep it linear so you go along for the journey with him and you see him get older and older and older.
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We started with them in 2001—they're an older band, they're older guys.
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Women will call men oppa (오빠, older brother) and unnie (언니, older sister).
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The US population is getting older, and older people tend to be sicker.
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"Homes are getting older, and older homes should require more spending," he said.
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But it's always been about digging for older stuff or finding older stuff.
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In two decades, Americans will be older and older Americans will be poorer.
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In addition, sometimes new software doesn't work with older software or older machines.
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He has an older brother named Evan and an older sister named Jessica.
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Point two, it seems to affect older males more acutely than older females.
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Most patients are older than 45, and nearly 90% are older than 55.
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They were his older brother and son, not his older brother and nephew.
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I'm a little bit older, and the older heads always skated Reebok Lows.
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Most patients are older than 45, and nearly 90% are older than 55.
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Data shows that it's more difficult for older women to find jobs than older men, and that there is evidence of age discrimination in hiring older women.
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Pandora is an older music platform and therefore grabs an older demographic than Spotify.
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And also, I had an older brother in my house, an older half-brother.
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Every moment is precious the older I get and the older they get. ❤️.
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"I guess I'm more of an older-house person, an older soul," she said.
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The older the participant, the older the supposed start of old age usually was.
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And when people do get dementia, they get it at older and older ages.
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Older people are much less likely to work, and the population is getting older.
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While that sucked for iPhone 4 (and older) users, integrating Siri at a system-wide level wouldn't have worked as well on those older devices using older chipsets.
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Although the older crowd voted in greater numbers (65% were 45 and older), Jones' margin of support with younger voters was larger than what Moore pulled from older ones.
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Seven are 80 or older.... Five of the nine [Supreme Court] justices are older than 67, three are 78 or older, and several have serious age-related health problems.
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Grey has an older brother named Brooks Alan and an older sister named Scarlett May.
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Older people hate them less, but even still, only 40% of older people like them.
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Catch-up jabs, in other words, need to cover older and older groups of people.
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Societies with lots of older workers are also societies with lots of older voters, however.
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For older men in China, smoking is still very common -- 60% of older males smoke.
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Italy's population is older than ours, and older people are hit hardest by the virus.
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He has a brother who is 10 years older and two sisters 12 years older.
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Also, he's older than most of his peers, so he SEEMS older than he is.
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He was almost a decade older and quickly became an unofficial older brother to her.
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Some 80,000 veterans have appeals older than five years; 5,000 have appeals older than 10.
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First of all, they get older, and when you get older your income goes up.
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The median African American is 2628 years older than they were in 28500, the median Hispanic American is 6900 years older and the median Asian American is 2628 years older.
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One of the surveys affected is The National Survey of Older Americans Act Participants, an annual survey that gathers information on how well the Older Americans Act serves older adults.
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The author describes how she has learned a lot about life and happiness as she has grown older; what life lessons have you learned from older adults — especially older women?
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WATTERS: You&aposre older than the Supreme Court -- GUTFELD: I&aposm older than two of them.
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I'm just getting older and older and still glad I can qualify for another year here.
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Among the consequences of this approach are prematurely dying older men and unnecessarily suffering older women.
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Older iPhones exist, but if you have an iPhone 6S or older, we recommend you upgrade.
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Those reports decrease markedly in slightly older children, she said, from the "older 4s" on up.
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All the data on linear sports shows that the average TV viewer gets older and older.
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About 23% of the mothers were 35 or older, and nearly 5% were 40 or older.
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A large number of older attendees were also showing up to the caucuses, according to polling, about about 244% of attendees being 65 or older, and about 65% older than 45.
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His strength among older voters is enhanced in a caucus setting as well, because even older caucusgoers tend to be more liberal than older Democrats who say they intend to stay home.
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Men will refer to women as noona (누나, older sister) and men as hyung (형, older brother).
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"The population is getting older, and as it gets older it gets fatter as well," Wang said.
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"Part of that could be that [older employees] were trained and specialize in older technologies," says Kirkpatrick.
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"Historically, the prevalence of drinking has been higher in older men than in older women," Breslow said.
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This had been the case with twelve-year-old Pablo's two older brothers and two older sisters.
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I am 17 years older than my husband, Alex, and 16 years older than our boyfriend, Jon.
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Older women supporting other older women and their sexual pleasure is awesome and important — not a punchline.
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Can that be imperiled if the older business, I'm just calling it that, older business goes down?
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It was in Etobicoke, Toronto, and the audience was older, so you're watching older people having sex.
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On average, older Americans in 2012 had one more year of schooling than older Americans in 2000.
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Older adults (65+) are the most likely to live alone, with rates particularly high among older women.
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As the number of older Americans grows, so does the number of older drivers on the roads.
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" In this case, the answer to "Partner of older" would be WISER, as in "older and WISER.
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Younger faces were perceived to be older than they were, and older faces thought to be younger.
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That's a year older than Macy's (M) and JCPenney's (JCP) average shopper, two years older than Target's (TGT) and four years older than the average shopper at discount chains TJMaxx (TJX) and Marshalls.
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She was the older sister, a minute older, but a little bit more thin, especially in the beginning.
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While older generations formed a core part of the support, the victories weren't entirely down to older generations.
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Many older men have to pee right after they pee, and many older women pee whenever they sneeze.
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This remote isn't compatible with Logitech's older Harmony app, nor is its hub cross-compatible with older remotes.
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"I don't want to date older people, because I'm 18 and older people are more serious," she said.
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Yes, I am an Owl, Older, Working Less, still earning; but that also means Older, Wiser, still Learning.
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These numbers do not include reunification of "older" (older than 5) children, which is set for July 26.
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At every age, the report shows, older men are far more likely to be married than older women.
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Older generations are "100% better" at flirting"Older generations are 100% better at flirting," she told Business Insider.
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My mom also raised two of my older first cousins, who I consider sisters, and three older brothers.
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Guess what, older people date too, older people want to find places, want to look up a restaurant.
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I don't want to choose between being single or dating a much older man with much older knees.
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Do Democrats want to nominate an older white man to run against an older white man in 2020?
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"The older black kids from high school would argue and fight with the older white kids," he says.
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How do I politely respond to older women when they're talking about the "joys of getting older," i.e.
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In "Hadestown," he was again a young lover, but she was a much older (like, eons older) goddess.
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He&aposs 32 years older than his 29-year-old fiancee, and five years older than her father.
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This may explain why older students struggle more on these tests; there is simply more that older students have to know to be sure they will comprehend an article written for an older audience.
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Perhaps because customers were unhappy to learn about the battery issues with older iOS devices Federighi stressed that Apple has focussed these performance increases on older devices, giving people with older iPhones, the maximum lift.
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Prosecutors said he also brought two rubber masks "featuring an older man and older woman" to avoid being recognized.
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Over the years, the committee has been bestowing the honour on older and older recipients—except for the peacemakers.
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You might be getting older but you'll always be my #LittleMan 💓 Here's to another year of getting older!
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Santamaria says that although Jesse is a year older than she is, she's always felt like the older sibling.
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My mother's best friend's son was older than me, like six years older, and would often listen to music.
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KS: It was probably ... you know they're older, so "bionic" has a lot of meaning to us older folks.
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It's not always easy having older sisters growing up – but what about having two fabulous, self-assured older sisters?
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" Economists call this phenomenon, in which older women's looks are judged more harshly than older men's, the "attractiveness penalty.
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Who stays here: A mix of young and older couples, families with older children, friends, and some business types.
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Jordan Casteel: An older woman and an older man talking about "Seize the Time" is pretty phenomenal, and telling.
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You're just going to get older and older, you're never going to go back, you're just going to die.
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Highly educated older people: The older folks are predominantly white, and have a median household income of almost $84,000.
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Many people relax as they get older, but as you said, you're finding it harder as you get older.
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I had an older cousin, about ten years older than me, who lived down the street from my grandma's.
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They are older now, and I'm an older dad... I might circle back to it later, a different version.
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Older players should post better numbers because they're older, more experienced and more physically developed than the typical freshman.
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He will always be my older man, even though I'm now older than he was, 48, when he died.
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The death rate is dramatically higher for older patients, going as high as 7.2% for people older than 80.
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" She also touched on a line that "everybody" loves, "Saw us gettin' older (Older) / Burnin' toast in my toaster.
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She isn't upset that she's getting older, but her older age is making her look at her life differently.
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Older adults can receive formal caregiving services through Medicaid, but this policy only applies to low-income older adults.
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Arenado, who will turn 231 in April, is 5.43 months older than Harper and 25.4 months older than Machado.
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"As generations of young people who have grown up comfortable with a diverse, multicultural Britain get older, we can expect to see Open voters becoming the majority in older and older age groups in the future".
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And older drivers are, by many measures, safer drivers, with people older than 70 half as likely as drivers 25 and younger to kill a pedestrian, the Older Drivers Task Force in Britain said in 19353.
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The older you are, the more deadly the virus Contracting the virus is particularly dangerous for populations 60 years and older, but the death rate really shoots up for people who are 80 years or older.
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Since Rachel played my older sister in the movie, I just saw her as an older sister figure on set.
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The new models are called the Mini for ages 3 and older and the Pro for ages 8 and older.
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Almost 60% of older migrants, and 70% of older migrant women, never went to school or only to primary school.
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Anders had joked that since he and his wife were on the older side, they should have older children, too.
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"I'm so happy to get older because getting older is better!" she said in a video posted after her party.
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But an older, prominent actor violated me and then another older, prominent actor let me know that it was inappropriate.
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"I don't want to date older people, because I'm 18 and older people are more serious," she tells Marie Claire.
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As there are very few men as you get older and older, the likelihood of dying alone becomes more probable.
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Is there a difference between a teenage guy dating an older man and a teenage girl dating an older man?
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That means an older phone model with an older operating system that may have been more vulnerable than iOS 9.3.
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True Link Financial, a financial services firm for older people, pins the cost to older consumers at $36.5 billion annually.
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" Tapper also noted Sanders himself is an "older American and the CDC recommends older Americans limit travel and avoid crowds.
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More than half of those who claim it are older than 243, according to AARP, the lobby for older Americans.
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By "older," the CDC meant people who are 60 years or older, as well as those with underlying health risks.
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Presiding over the facilities is a quiet, sad, hard-drinking older woman played by Jodie Foster — "older woman," good grief!
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Likewise for older men and older women: Neither group reported having spent any meaningful extra free time playing video games.
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She's 24 years older than her romantic co-star, Clarke, even though Catherine was just a decade older than Potemkin.
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But older Iowans are among the most reliable attenders of caucuses — something that could help Biden, whose support skews older.
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Also, older age, larger arm circumference, hard cuff design, and older device models were linked with diastolic blood pressure discrepancy.
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Already, a wealth of research indicates that older athletes — known as masters — age differently than older people who are sedentary.
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Older Americans pay the highest premiums, and the law would allow insurers to raise premiums for older customers even further.
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"When I moved here there were many more older people, and now I myself am an older person," he said.
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Collins is younger than one-and-dones Jackson, Lauri Markkanen, and T.J. Leaf; he's just one month older than Lonzo Ball, two months older than Dennis Smith Jr. and Zach Collins, and three months older than De'Aaron Fox.
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It can be a complication after liver surgery or liver transplant, and risk increases with both older patients and older livers.
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So if your older brother, older sister is on Snap, you're going to want to use something else at some point?
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"Younger children learn from older children; older children reinforce their learning by teaching concepts they have already mastered," their website expalins.
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He is three years older than first wife Ivana Trump, 68, and 17 years older than second wife Marla Maples, 54.
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It does make sense to me that it may be more risk factors for an older man than an older woman.
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That means the show could appeal to a slightly older crowd than Snapchat-using high schoolers – perhaps older millennials, for example.
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Metro Nashville also selects younger candidates (up to age 39) at nearly twice the rate of older ones (40 or older).
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Not only is Apple deliberately slowing down older iPhones, Niantic is going to stop supporting Pokémon Go on older iPhones too.
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My older music, besides 'Make Me Cry' and 'Again,' my older music I just feel like I didn't completely believe myself.
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She was older, and she told me that if I was looking for older subjects, I could photograph her as well.
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Older residents — and they are mostly older — still remember a downtown so crowded that people had to walk in the streets.
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Older Kindles: Amazon has discontinued older Kindles like the Voyage, the 8th-gen Kindle without a backlight, and the original Oasis.
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"With more people entering older ages unmarried, there could be more people with physical capability difficulties at older ages," she said.
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Older women are much more supportive of #metoo than are older men, but no such gender gap exists for younger people.
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My older (but not that much older, he insists) colleague started working on Capitol Hill as a legislative assistant in 28500.
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We're all 15 years older (those of us who got to grow older, anyway), and the points of impact have shifted.
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"Older" is subjective, to be sure, but in the "Bachelor"/"Bachelorette" universe, anything older than the early 173s is extremely rare.
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"We need to be aware of the emotional needs of older adults," said Cao, who also studies older people's social connections.
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That number, though, went up in older adults, with approximately 7.8% of those 80 or older estimated to die after infection.
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But even if they're not trying to reach older people, they may still find their ads attracting eager older Facebook users.
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If you're older and looking to keep healthy, YMCA 360 offers a section of videos specific for the active older user.
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Some of the teens said they learned how to stream and torrent through older siblings, or the older siblings of friends.
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His mother was Otto's second wife, and Karl had both an older half sister, Thea, and an older sister, Martha Christiane.
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So even though younger people were more pro-EU than older people were anti-EU, the older voters carried the day.
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But it was because I absolutely adored my older [boy] cousins and my older brother that I was very much a tomboy.
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His father and two older brothers were killed, and he and his older sister wounded after a mortar landed on their home.
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Ashley Olsen and her significantly older boyfriend have gone on a double date with Mary-Kate Olsen and her significantly older husband.
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I think that the older generation, our parents or even older… you know, this is a terrifying brave new world for them.
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And I&aposm older than this guy, and I&aposm older than the previous guy, and my hobbies were not this benign.
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Biden, the candidate of older voters in polls since he entered the race, won only 12 percent of those 65 and older.
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In the older-than-45 group, the researchers measured for stroke and in the older-than-60 group, they measured for dementia.
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"The younger children learn by watching the older children and the older ones really benefit by helping the younger children," says Livingston.
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When an older boy bullies Buster's sister, Buster, in revenge, sabotages the older boy's motorcycle, causing him to go flying off it.
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One might imagine that the older I get, and the older everyone else's parents get, the less noteworthy my dad's age becomes.
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Younger feminists told older ones they needed to get out of the way; older ones told the young they were being ageist.
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As people die at older ages, their spouses or children or whoever they&aposre leaving money to are growing older as well.
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An older brother, Justin, plays first base for a Seattle farm team, and another older brother, Kyle, is the Mariners' third baseman.
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Millennial entrepreneurs are currently at a competitive disadvantage with older companies because their steep tax compliance learning curve favors older established companies.
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Dallas, aging, only relevant by dint of an unusually weak back end of the Western Conference, is slowly getting older than Older.
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They then compared these measures of polarization within three age groups — voters 18 to 39, 65 or older, and 75 or older.
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Five of the nine justices are older than 67, three are 78 or older, and several have serious age-related health problems.
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She was more than ten years older than Herbert; perhaps he aroused protective, maternal feelings that my much older father could not.
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Older people like to play games, older people need to figure out the apps so they can get in the parking garage.
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Older members weren't asked to leave, pastor says Wetterstrom insists the assertion that older congregants were asked to leave simply isn't true.
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Older consumers also are less likely to head to a stadium, with just 21 percent of people age 53 or older attending.
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And the early vote is also predominantly older in the seven states, although a higher percentage of early voters are often older.
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But older cities across the Northeast and Midwest have older sewer systems designed to carry sewage and rainwater in the same pipes.
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Among older millennials, credit card balances are the leading source of debt, making up a fourth of what average older millennials owe.
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Inside, wedged between his mother and older brother, a boy no older than 5 wore a pride beanie from last year's game.
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No, according to a study of more than 2100,281 people, including whites 24.7 and older, and blacks and Hispanics 23.8 and older.
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Then again, an older person — even an older millennial — might point out that money, fame and glamour are worth only so much.
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It's where two older ladies were having a beer in the corner, and older couples were dancing together on a small floor.
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But she cleaned up among the older voters who were the backbone of Biden's support before his collapse in the early states: She won both those 216 and older (with 213 percent) and seniors 220 and older (with 29 percent).
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Although fatal injury rates for the older age cohorts have not changed much over time, there has been an increase in the number of fatal injury cases of older workers as older Americans become a larger part of the workforce.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 229Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.2Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 0.98%What they do: Keep buildings in clean and orderly condition.
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Her marriage to John Palmer followed in the footsteps of her older sister Denise Pannirello, who had married John's older brother Clarence Palmer.
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Whereas the average U.S. Costco member used to be four years older than the general population, they are now roughly two years older.
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This suggests the fossils are that old, too—much older than anything found previously and much older than many scientists had thought possible.
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In 2016, voters 50 years and older made up 58 percent of Democratic caucus-goers in Iowa; 28 percent were 65 and older.
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Some of the town's older residents, including Mikkel's grandmother, mutter about how the new disappearances recall older ones from when they were younger.
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Her older sister, Taylor, is six-foot-two and played at Division II Midland; so does her six-foot-eight older brother, Clayton.
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Here's something you should also be mindful of: There is a growing generational divide among young Americans and older generations -- and older politicians.
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But as networks get older and older, and people add more and more friends on them, their feeds start to get clogged up.
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As I was getting older, going into my 30s, I just kept releasing bands that were friends, and they were getting older too.
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The new study involved data on 2,888 adults older than 45 and 1,23 adults older than 60 from the town of Framingham, Massachusetts.
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Mashable tried this out with one of our own older devices: Looks like Apple is still holding back iOS 9.3 for older devices.
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He's 63, older than any nominee since Lewis Powell in 1971 and more than a decade older than Obama's last pick, Elena Kagan.
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Compared to U.S born healthcare workers immigrant workers were older; 51.6% were older than 44, compared to 43.8% of U.S. born healthcare workers.
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While the study doesn't specify what researchers defined as an "older mother," a similar study constituted an older mom as someone over 35.
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"The blood pressure levels that are concerning in adults would also be concerning in an older teenager," meaning those age 13 and older.
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You just see a lot of your older brothers, and start hanging around older people so you understand shit more and mature faster.
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Well, as it is an older siblings' job to humiliate their siblings, the older Affleck did not let the snub get away unpunished.
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Young people demand action, and sweeping societal change, as young people must; older people preach caution, and incremental advances, as older people do.
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Those older than 70 would have to be examined every two years, and those 81 and older would have to go every year.
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The study, published in Frontiers in Psychology, noted that when adults were asked about their ideal age, older adults chose older ideal ages.
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Beyond the nostalgic enjoyment of older games, the older Xbox games will actually look and play better than ever on an Xbox One.
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The Brooklyn nonprofit group Older Adults Technology Services (OATS), which runs Senior Planet, has defined its mission as helping older adults harness technology.
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It's funny, I think it got more texture-y as I got older — I think your hair gets coarser as you get older.
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Perissinotto recommends that family, friends and neighbors of older adults do some inventory in case the older adult needs to isolate at home.
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Memorably, both actors bared considerable skin — an audacious thing to do, especially for older performers, all the more so for an older woman.
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Speaking of older systems, the Series X is set up to support backward compatibility for all older systems, along with Xbox One accessories.
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The global population of older persons (those 255 or older) numbered 962 million in 2017, according to the UN World Population Ageing report.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 226Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.0Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 0.96%What they do: Operate power construction equipment, such as bulldozers or derricks.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 277Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 0.7Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.18%What they do: Install, maintain, and repair electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 328Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.3Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.40%What they do: Drive automobiles, vans, or limousines to transport passengers.
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"While age discrimination laws seem to help mitigate some age discrimination faced by older men, older women face more age discrimination, and current age discrimination laws do a poor job of protecting older women, who are even more economically vulnerable," he wrote.
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Little more than 12% of people 25 and older have a bachelor's degree; 77% of people 25 and older have a high school diploma.
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Teixeira says it would be a mistake for Democrats to "write off" older white politicians -- and by implication older white voters -- from Biden's generation.
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He's been alive since 29, which means he's older than Home Alone, older than Depeche Mode's Violator and the same age as Taylor Swift.
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She told James a Mexican saying that if a younger brother gets married before the older one, the older brother will never get married.
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The actress has an older brother Jimmy Workman and older sister Shanelle Workman-Gray, who became her guardian in 2012 before Winter was emancipated.
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"Financial exploitation of older Americans is the illegal or improper use of an older adults fund's property, or assets," according to the Fraud Book.
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"While it might not be intentional, there's this implicit bias against older cities -- particularly older cities with poverty (and) majority-minority communities," he said.
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The average age of the Fox News viewer is 68, or five years older than MSNBC (85033) and seven years older than CNN (61).
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I had a good upbringing with music, I had an older brother and an older sister and there was always music in the house.
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And the firearm suicide rate for older men in rural areas is more than 20 times the rate for older women in metropolitan areas.
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Now that our kids are older, we primarily rely on their respective schools, and my older son can help watch my younger son, too.
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But generally healthy older adults with good kidney or liver function, or strong lungs or hearts, can be ideal donors for other older adults.
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Adding to his befuddlement is Katrin (Lina Keller), a slightly older girl (with a significantly older boyfriend) whom Morris meets at the youth center.
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But many people, especially older ones, complained that the requirement was unreasonable; fewer older Americans use cellphones, and some said they found texting difficult.
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We have to change our perspectives and recognize older women as just as smart and powerful as any of those "silver fox" older men.
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Older terminals used magnetic strip readers, not magnetic secure transmission, which is recent technology that allows Samsung Pay to work with older payment terminals.
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"We won't blame the older generation for earning more than us, but the older generation will blame us for pursuing democracy," said Wilson Lau.
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And while Microsoft has made Windows 10 available for older PCs, it has yet to follow through on that promise for older Windows phones.
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There's an older woman in the waiting area—who am I kidding, they're all older—and she offers to tie my gown for me.
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The poll leaned heavily on older respondents — with two-thirds being 55 or older — and a third of those sampled earning $100,000 or more.
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One key difference is the NESARC used data of people 22005 years and older, while NSDUH used data of people 22012 years and older.
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"With the Jamaican fraud, we know they're not only getting tons of older people but they're looking for older people to target," he said.
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The highly contagious coronavirus is especially dangerous for older people, a fact that is worrisome for senators, many of whom are older than 70.
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As of 2015, 21.9% of women 18 and older lived in poverty, and only 23.9% of women 25 or older had a bachelor's degree.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies are likely to cut production by shutting in or possibly choking back output from older wells in older fields.
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Much of Saudi Arabia's famed output flexibility comes from the kingdom's ability to shut in or reopen hundreds of older wells in older fields.
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My husband chose a person from his family (his older brother), and I did the same from my family, also choosing an older brother.
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The report claims that the older iPhone model is cheaper to produce because the components and manufacturing equipment are now older and therefore cheaper.
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Courtney Stodden's got a thing for older men -- and now you can loop older politicians in there too -- because she totally wants Bernie Sanders.
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"The older the city, the older the housing stock, and the poorer the neighborhood, the more likely you are to have risk," Loeb said.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 328Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 0.8Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.40%What they do: Construct, erect, install, or repair structures and fixtures made of wood.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 631Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.3Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 2.69%What they do: Directly supervise and coordinate activities of construction or extraction workers.
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How to wirelessly charge an older iPhoneiPhone models older than the iPhone 8 and iPhone 11 don&apost have the necessary electronics to support wireless charging, so you can&apost simply add a wireless charging pad to an older iPhone and expect it to charge.
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According to HelpAge International, a non-profit organisation that works with older people, farmers as a group tend to be older than the wider population.
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The big picture: More older people have been vaccinated than younger people — which is good, because older people are more susceptible to the flu virus.
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Related: The real midlife crisis confronting many Americans In another study, the older the participants, the older they reported their midlife crisis to have occurred.
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Older Americans over-indexed as political tweeters, with those 50 and older producing 29 percent of all tweets but 73 percent of national politics tweets.
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The older people are buying the older generation of products, the young generation doesn't want to buy that stuff because it doesn't fit their philosophy.
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That means that when you open the app, you see what was posted most recently and, as you scroll, you see older and older posts.
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Overall, younger women are still more likely than older women to identify as feminists — just 34% of American women 483 and older call themselves feminists.
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I have half-siblings but they're much older so I was used to growing up by myself and having the perks of having older siblings.
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The recruitment drive must continue for the foreseeable future: 44 percent of its employees are older than 50 and 28 percent are older than 55.
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It's going to probably to take me longer and longer the older I get[...] You just get older and wiser and see your own bullshit.
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What about slightly older models that you know would suit you just fine and should cost less than the new model purely because they're older?
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In part because of sexist prejudice against older women, older and younger women experience discrimination differently, which can affect their respective views of the problem.
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On Tuesday, the official Harry Potter Play Twitter account shared pictures of an older Harry, an older Ginny, and the Cursed Child himself, Albus Potter.
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Every 28503 seconds, an older adult is treated in the emergency room for a fall; every 22019 minutes, an older adult dies from a fall.
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The USDA also runs the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (85033,000 older adults), the Child and Adult Care Food Program (120,000 older adults) and more.
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We've had to evolve past that, because the actors would have been ten years older when Porno came out, and now they're 20 years older.
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Disabilities also impact older Americans' ability to workBut, even when older Americans intend to work, many of them find it difficult to actually do it.
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Sixty percent of Iowa farmland is owned by people 65 years or older, and 35 percent of farmland is owned by people 75 or older.
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It's the older folks, we need to worry about, this thinking says, given death rates reach 20 percent or more among people 80 and older.
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But your older sister or your older cousin is going to be the sympathetic woman at your ... A bit like having Kara next to you.
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The disease appears to be particularly dangerous for older people, and Mr. Biden, 77, tends to attract older Americans among the crowds at his events.
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If that number climbs, it would likely benefit Biden, who has consistently drawn older audiences at his campaign events and polls better with older voters.
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Older Americans, in most states: The same factors that make the bill better for many young Americans make it worse for those who are older.
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Sonos said people who own the older products can keep using the older speaker in their system, but the new speakers won't receive updates either.
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Socialization with older dogs is a bit more challenging, because in a behavioral sense, older dogs have already had all of their formative socialization experiences.
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This is happening in older Tesla vehicles about four years old and older for Model X and S vehicles, which first came out in 2012.
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There are still more male scientists than female scientists, so that's what these older kids see and that's what's reflected in what older children draw.
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This increase in use among people 12 or older reflects increases in use between both young adults 18 to 25 and adults 2023 or older.
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It's an enormous problem, particularly in New York City, where the ratio of single older women to single older men is approximately 85 to 1.
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But the proposal still isn't as highly favored among older generations of Americans — only 26 percent of those 21625 and older back a UBI program.
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One of the issues perpetrating the low representation is that older women just aren't cast in films at the same rate that older men are.
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Moreover, mothers of gay sons with older brothers had even higher anti-NLGN4Y levels in their blood than did mothers of gay sons without older brothers.
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Jarzembowski says his roommate was first molested by the older seminarian when both were minors, but that the molestation continued after the older seminarian turned 18.
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"You can see designers and fashion people bringing in older girls to do their shows — I'm not even afraid to say older," Shayk tells the publication.
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"I've been grabbed by so many… like the amount of like older, older women who are very..." he explained to the outlet, making a grabbing gesture.
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The new Surface Pen will be backwards compatible with older Surface devices, but that doesn't mean the new tilt functionality will be available on older devices.
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And since the impeachment inquiry started, the Trump campaign has been flooding Facebook with falsities that nice older citizens can share with other nice older citizens.
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And for those developers who are updating older apps, or still learning the language, Swift can actually be mix-and-matched with older Objective-C code.
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Each second in the U.S., an older adult takes a fall, accounting for more than 27,000 deaths from falling among older individuals, according to the CDC.
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But older users skewed the findings: 22019 percent of users older than 65 shared a hoax, while just 3 percent of users 18 to 29 did.
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But older users skewed the findings: 11 percent of users older than 65 shared a hoax, while just 3 percent of users 18 to 29 did.
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"As I get older, I feel it more and more: you're exactly the same person you always were, except your body is getting older," Davis said.
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Another theory is that the English word Easter comes from an older German word for east, which comes from an even older Latin word for dawn.
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It seems like your natural bias is toward the older stuff, and that the new stuff is ... My natural bias is always toward the older stuff.
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She told me it was a constant fight to get older women on the cover — and More was a magazine that was dedicated to older women.
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But the older the voter, the higher the Leave vote: 56 percent of voters aged 50-64, and 61 percent of those aged 65 and older.
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"While it might not be intentional, there's this implicit bias against older cities -- particularly older cities with poverty (and) majority-minority communities," said Democratic U.S. Rep.
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One in three Americans is now 50 or older, and by the year 2030, one in five will be 65 or older, according to the AARP.
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Put simply, nights spent talking about everything you're going to do when you're older makes a lot less dewy-eyed sense when you are, well, older.
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But interviews by researchers with older people in Britain, for instance, showed almost no one considers themselves elderly – even people in their mid-80s and older.
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Older age is a major risk factor for HVD and it's estimated that 1 in 8 people age 75 and older have moderate to severe HVD.
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On average, older adults living in the community have between nine and thirteen prescriptions filled yearly; the average older person takes about five prescription drugs daily.
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Gender is bigger and older than state formations and its fight is older than the fight for national liberation or the fight between capitalism and socialism.
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Sheindlin, 76, told me her hair was getting older as she was getting older, so she wanted to give it a rest from the constant styling.
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He was never the biggest in his family but still found a way to keep up with Gabe (six years older) and Ryan (eight years older).
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Around 61% of older workers have either faced or observed age bias, according to a 2018 survey conducted by AARP, an advocacy group for older Americans.
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"We noticed that many Eredivisie clubs are entering esports because they see that average attendance in stadiums is getting older and older, like 48," Dubelaar said.
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I will also offer my casual, non-scientific observation that older men tend to embrace remarriage, while older women don't seem to be quite so keen.
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Women who undergo this procedure using frozen embryos may also be at higher risk if they're older with older partners, and that can increase cancer risks.
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CDC recommends babies older than six months get vaccinated, either with a traditional shot or, for those two years or older, a nasal spray called FluMist.
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Historically, younger voters have been more concerned about climate change than older age groups -- and while concern is growing among older Americans, that gap still remains.
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We should make sure they're fully funded and helping older adults maintain the nutrients they need as well as identifying older adults at risk for malnutrition.
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One fall in five among older adults results in a serious injury, and older people are less able to recover from the trauma physically and emotionally.
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Dr. Boerner is using a federal grant to study the relationships of 120 parents who are 90 and older and whose children are 65 and older.
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Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 87.8%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 41.5%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Graduate or Professional Degree: 19.9%WalletHub score: 69.54
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Given the GOP's strength among older and blue-collar whites -- Trump in 2016 carried three-fifths of whites older than 45 and two-thirds of whites of all ages without a college degree -- Democrats are likely to face growing pressure across older, whiter, heavily Christian interior states.
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In Housing Older America's Older Adults 2900, written by the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University released earlier this month, nearly a third of people 220006 and older — nearly 2202 million people — are cost burdened, spending at least 2628 percent of their incomes on housing.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 232Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.5Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 0.99%What they do: Plan, direct, or coordinate construction and maintenance of structures, facilities, and systems activities.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 282Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.0Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.20%What they do: Guard, patrol, or monitor premises to prevent theft, violence, or infractions of rules.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 289Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 0.7Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.23%What they do: Manually plant, cultivate, and harvest vegetables, fruits, nuts, horticultural specialties, and field crops.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 312Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.0Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.33%What they do: Keep machines, mechanical equipment, or the structure of an establishment in repair.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 350Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 0.6Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.49%What they do: Manually move freight, stock, or other materials or perform other general labor.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 424Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.6Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.81%What they do: Fly and navigate planes and aircrafts that require a Commercial Pilot certificate.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 428Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.0Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.82%What they do: Landscape or maintain grounds of property using hand or power tools or equipment.
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How did you approach that question of someone who's 50 years older but also not older — creating and stepping back into that role, and finding that element?
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We have a disproportionate number of older people who signed up because the [subsides] and the 3-to-1 rates were actually very generous to older people.
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It's important to remember that the older pro-leave voters in Britain and the older voters supporting Trump in the U.S. are very concerned about economic issues.
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While older models could best be described as "pokey", the X100F snaps in focus very quickly, without the back and forth hunting that older versions succumbed to.
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Meanwhile, Mike's older sister Nancy (Natalia Dyer) has started working as an intern at the local newspaper, alongside her boyfriend (and Will's older brother) Jonathan (Charlie Heaton).
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The older the couple, the more freedom they had to make big purchases, Keckler said – likely because older couples tended to have more assets to work with.
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We usually think about older parenting as an issue for women: It's easy to understand why they would not want to have children as they get older.
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If a younger adult's being tested with an older adult, and the older adult suggests the wrong stuff, the younger adult's less likely to pick it up.
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Older adults often need rehabilitation for age-related progressive conditions like Parkinson's disease or Alzheimer's, or complex conditions common in older adults like stroke, arthritis and cancer.
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Unfortunately, enjoying fun and sexy sex in your twilight years might actually lead to health problems in older men—but the same doesn't apply to older women.
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Marx of AV-TEST said that some newer companies secretly relied on data supplied by older companies while marketing themselves as a cut above the older technology.
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Partnerships between service providers and community-based organizations focused on older adults will be key in ensuring that these efforts actually meet the needs of older adults.
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According to Dorsey, younger millennials got the benefit of learning from older millennials without having to go through some of the economic pain the older cohort experienced.
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Older voters were overwhelmingly more likely to prefer the former vice president to other candidates with 2023 percent of respondents 50 years old and older supporting him.
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The voting-eligible population will grow older over that time, too, with Americans aged 163 years or older accounting for an ever-larger share of the electorate.
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"Unfortunately, these risks are exacerbated in older patients because the aging process causes older adults to process and react to medicines differently than younger adults," Thorpe added.
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The older cousin was now going to attack me and then a bunch of my friends' older brothers stopped it and then it became a big fight.
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"Beginning in 2004, when older millennials first became eligible to vote, the political divide between older and younger voters vote has widened," Wired magazine reported in December.
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For instance, the bill lets insurers charge older adults five times more than younger people, while ObamaCare restricted carriers to only charging older adults three times more.
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Many older people already use laptops and tablet computers, studies show, but use of newer mobile gadgets like smartphones is lagging among the 60 and older cohort.
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"I think one of the most important dynamics will be older and older people doing things we previously thought of as a young person's game," Bahat said.
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" Rupali Shah, a 38-year-old lawyer waiting to meet Ms. Pelosi in Philadelphia, said: "When men are older, they're experienced; when women are older, they're expired.
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Mothers may also be affected: Those with older partners were more likely to have gestational diabetes, probably because older paternity is associated with changes in the placenta.
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His older brother, Chris, was killed in a car accident in 1996, and his older sister, Kelly, died of uncertain causes in 2007 while doing the laundry.
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And in addition to fixing our apps, Applewhite said we also need to fix our own deeply ingrained beliefs about what getting older, and looking older, means.
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Both the older Friedman and the older Power would, no doubt, concede that point even if each is apt to calculate the odds by somewhat different metrics.
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Ms. Hindieh's parents, Rim and Barbara Hindieh, divorced when she was young; they raised her and her older brother, Raymond, and older sister, Danielle, in Roslyn Heights.
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I'm watching to what degree younger voters — who polling suggests are more worried about climate than older generations — retain that sense of urgency as they get older.
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"Older people are genuinely respected, and younger members of the family put an emphasis on ensuring the well-being of older members of the family." said Beard.
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"Nowadays children of older mothers have, on average, better outcomes because of the characteristics of women who tend to have children at older ages," Dr. Goisis said.
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James, the father, has a form of Aspergers; J.J.'s older adopted brother, Miller, and another older brother, Jason, have autism and so does their mother, Lisa.
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The number of older adult households with a disability will top 2628 million by then, and the number of older adults with dementia will reach 28503 million.
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In my imagination he was always older than me, even though once I was past the age of 4, I was older than he would ever be.
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Today's population is both older and better educated than the population of a decade ago, and older and better-educated people are less likely to be unemployed.
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Lewis, who is 32 years older than Spencer and five years older than her father, is thought to be worth roughly $105 million, according to The Mirror.
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There's also a nod to older actresses, an acknowledgment of Hollywood's persistent problems of ageism and sexism, which it still hasn't solved — roles for older actresses are much rarer than roles for older actors, and female characters of a certain age are often played by much younger actresses.
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In my mind, there's a world of difference between an older entry paired with an older clue that is hard for some people to get and an older entry with a clue that is eminently gettable so that solvers are exposed to something that is new to them.
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I feel certain that many Americans of all ages would be happy to talk more with their older neighbors, if only they knew how important those conversations were to older adults, if more of us had a greater understanding of what many of our older compatriots are feeling.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 616Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.4Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 2.63%What they do: Directly supervise and coordinate activities of retail sales workers in an establishment or department.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 3,217Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 6.3Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 13.71%What they do: Plan, direct, or coordinate the management or operation of farms and other agricultural establishments.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 3,772Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.2Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 16.08%What they do: Drive a tractor-trailer combination or a truck and may need to unload the truck.
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While both the flu and the coronavirus are more dangerous for older patients than younger patients, the flu's death rate of about 0.8% among patients 65 and older is about one-fourth that of South Korea's COVID-19 death rate of about 3.4% among patients 60 and older.
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One theory of how the emails ended up there, according to several of the people, is that they may have been inadvertently backed up or downloaded onto an older computer and then transferred from the older computer to the laptop's hard drive when the older computer was replaced.
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Idols use these terms to show respect to those who are older or higher status than them, and fans use them as well to refer to older idols.
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I've spoken to my mother about this, I've spoken to other older women, and I think that older women and younger women alike are horrified by his comments.
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In conclusion, Biancone and his co-authors said their results support the use of older donors -- even those older than 80 -- if they've been accurately selected and managed.
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It's important to remember that the older "pro-leave" voters in Britain and the older voters supporting Trump in the U.S. are still very concerned about economic issues.
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The study included men 21 and older and women who were 1.53 and older with at least one risk factor for heart disease, from family history to obesity.
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Additionally, because some spots have smaller older populations than others, Provisional Living did its ranking based on the share of the 217.5-and-older group who are working.
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Children 6 years and older: Limit digital media Parents are in charge of setting limits on digital media for kids and teens six and older, the academy says.
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The film is about a young woman who befriends an older woman, only to learn that she's being manipulated and is unable to escape the older woman's sights.
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It allows insurers to charge older people five times more than younger people, compared to Obamacare's rule that older people can only be charged three times as much.
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Older job seekers need much more time to find a job than older workers - 1713 weeks in 2171, compared with 260 weeks for younger workers, SCEPA data shows.
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Every year, about 30% of those 290 and older living in senior residences have a fall, and when they get older than 224, that number rises to 219%.
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The rise in older entrepreneurs is partially a byproduct of the new retirement, in which older workers are opting not to retire at all in the traditional sense.
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There was little difference in support by income among older voters, with higher-income older white voters actually more likely to support Sanders, according to Grossmann's Michigan data.
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Yes, my grandmother and an older family friend, though they aren't what I would consider the poster-children for smoking kills, because they lived to an older age.
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It must be heartbreaking for her to learn her uterus is seemingly much older than she is — so much older, her chances at pregnancy could be long gone.
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Almost all of the decline occurred among women 25 and older, particularly women 45 and older, a drop of 67 percent to 769.9 per 100,000 births from 2,326.
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In the study, which looked at 120 teen and older drivers, the more extroverted older drivers were more likely to be distracted drivers, which seems to make sense.
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Millennials are already better at managing their money than many older people give them credit for being — and in some ways more responsible than many older people, period.
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Fewer older voters believe the U.S. has a responsibility to accept refugees, the poll found, and more older voters believe Americans are obligated to speak and understand English.
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It does seem clear that older people — particularly those older than 80 — and those with chronic medical conditions are in the riskiest group for dying of Covid-19.
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It may be that older workers have a harder time learning new skills, so businesses with an older work force may be less likely to deploy new tech.
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But the inevitable aging process is conspiring against older generations: The Silent and Greatest Generations are experiencing precipitous decline in vote share as members grow older and die.
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By 261 the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects there will be 260 million Americans age 52006 and older; 2529 million are expected to be age 2529 and older.
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In general, an older white voter will have less weight than a younger and nonwhite one, because older white voters tend to respond to surveys at higher rates.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 210Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 0.9Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 0.90%What they do: Attend to live farm, ranch, or aquacultural animals, such as feeding, herding, and grazing the animals.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 384Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.1Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.63%What they do: Drive a truck or van primarily to deliver or pick up merchandise or to deliver packages.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 606Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 0.4Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 2.58%What they do: May operate different tools and prepare construction sites, such as by digging trenches or cleaning up debris.
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It would pull back Obamacare's tax credits, as well as regulations that shield older people from high premiums, effectively making insurance much more expensive for older, low-income Americans.
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But older voters make up the bulk of Donald Trump's supporters as they mirror the older voters in Britain who value nationalism and border security above most other issues.
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Meanwhile, older voters make up the bulk of Donald Trump's supporters as they mirror the older voters in Britain who value nationalism and border security above most other issues.
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Facebook's YouTube competitor is pivoting to older audiences as teens tune out and publishers balk Michelle Castillo says Facebook Watch is beginning to solicit shows aimed at older viewers.
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According to new research from a team of scientists based at UCLA, the Moon is much older than previously estimated—up to 140 million years older, to be exact.
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I see fewer and fewer older women in the workplace and can't help but be aware how much more work is given to glossy younger women and older men.
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Though Falconer tried to establish connections between the siblings' older and younger selves, she most struggled to bridge young Luke's persona with older Luke's state as a drug addict.
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In 2017, the median age for startups raising seed rounds was 2.42 years old—about a year older than in 2008 and half a year older than in 2014.
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People our grandparents' age and older were cooking chickens that were much older and much smaller: in 1925, broilers took 112 days to grow to a 2.5-pound marketweight.
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While older adults are considered the most at-risk for health issues related to loneliness, survey data indicates that millennials report more feelings of loneliness than their older counterparts.
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Using data from a large national survey of older adults, in 2012 Dr. Perissinotto analyzed the relationship between self-reported loneliness and health outcomes in people older than 60.
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Older adults who had been hospitalized in the past year were twice as likely to have paid family caregivers compared to older adults who were not hospitalized, researchers found.
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Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 90.2%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 37.6%
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Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 91%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 45.1%
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Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 93.7%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 37.2%
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Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 89.4%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 46.4%
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Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 93.9%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 38.9%
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The Browns, whose other members were Bonnie Brown's older brother, Jim Ed Brown, and her older sister, Maxine Brown, helped define the Nashville sound of the 1950s and '60s.
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A 20143 survey by AARP, "Staying Ahead of the Curve," questioned 1,500 older workers; 92 percent responded that they viewed bias against older workers as "very" or "somewhat" commonplace.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) serves over 4 million older adults each year — and only 42 percent of eligible older adults enroll in SNAP due to participation barriers.
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" Now she admits to a more "personal aspect" in her images of aging stars: "I, as an older woman, am struggling with the idea of being an older woman.
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Not surprisingly, that percentage drops steadily the older the user, with just 27 percent of seniors 65 and older spending their digital media time in smartphone apps, for instance.
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The idea is to assist older adults in two main ways: First, ElliQ helps families keep in contact with their older relatives through video chats on the tablet interface.
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Phys Ed Remaining physically active as we grow older could help to keep our muscles and immune systems robust, according to two inspiring new studies of older recreational cyclists.
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At Tampa International Airport, the proportion of older travelers is higher than national levels — 40 percent of adult travelers are 55 or older, said Danny Valentine, an airport spokesman.
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The biggest reason organizations hold on to older operating systems, Tsai says, is the need to run older "legacy" software that might not run correctly on newer operating systems.
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Plus, as long as telecoms support older, less secure data networks like GSM and 3G, snoops can still perform downgrading attacks to push target devices onto older, vulnerable networks.
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So this time around Saudi Arabia is likely to meet most of its output-cutting commitment by resting older wells and older fields, which can be implemented fairly quickly.
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Moreover, older people are at even greater risk of being affected by this law, as one in three people who are 85033 or older report at least one disability.
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Fear of discrimination deters many LGBT older Americans from going to local senior centers, while older same-sex couples are often dissuaded from moving to adult independent living communities.
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" - Liesl, 25 "My married boss, 25 years older.
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" - Robert, 29 "His children were older than me.
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But embracing older workers will create new problems: In at least some cases, older workers sticking around could make it harder for young people to move up the career ladder.
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For older folks who are not white, there is no better past to go back to, and that could explain why race hugely determines whether an older voter backs Trump.
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"It&aposs an older animal and when you look at the distribution of any animal, it&aposs the larger animals that are older," Naylor told Fox News in an interview.
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Elvis was 260 when he started his residency at the International, a year older than Gaga is now and two years older than Britney was when Piece of Me opened.
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In contrast, just 5 percent of those 65 and older have used four or more of these services, and 56 percent of older adults haven't used any on-demand service.
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The former Vice President does continue to hold an edge among older likely voters, though, with 22% of those age 50 and older favoring Biden, 17% Warren and 11% Sanders.
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When an older entrepreneur pairs with someone younger, you get an unbeatable combination: They've got tech savvy and enthusiasm, and you have the capital, the resources and older, wiser contacts.
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But since the House bill allows insurers to charge older people more than the ACA does, premiums would be substantially reduced for younger people and would rise for older people.
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"We all have to make sacrifices," says the woman, who reveals that she is talking to an older version of Magnus, and seems to be an older version of Franziska.
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She's part of a duo with her older sister Chloe Bailey has made a name for herself alongside older sister Chloe, 21, in the R&B group Chloe x Halle.
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Her older brother Jermaine (Da'Sean Minor) boxes at the community center, and she trains with him at the gym, unintimidated by the much older and larger boys who surround her.
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It spoke to me as a new father, and as someone who, like Kratos, looks back at their older self in embarrassment, cherishing the growth that comes from getting older.
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A Medicare buy-in might include additional financial protections not offered to older Americans, but that would mean younger people would get a better version of Medicare than older ones.
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Yanna, who is a year older than Kim and three years older than Jason, used to envy her brother because he grew up with the sober version of their father.
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And securing older customers isn't useful only in and of itself: More older customers, like parents looking to transfer money to kids, can draw young consumers to the platform, too.
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Population: 775,831Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 90.1%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 34.1%
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Population: 2,324,884Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 88.7%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 32.4%
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Population: 372,880Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 86.5% Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 34.9%
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Population: 291,538Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 93.1%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 31.1%
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Population: 228,783Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 89%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 35.2%
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Population: 214,778Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 89% Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 35.3%
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Population: 214,778Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 92.4%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 36.1%
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Population: 206,284Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 90.2%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 33.4%
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Population: 558,558Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 88.2%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 31.3%
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Population: 860,435Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 90.1%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 34.7%
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Population: 177,586Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 87.7%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 33.9%
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Population: 1,724,388Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 90.9%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 30.8%
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Population: 6,096,120Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 90%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 36.2%
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Population: 302,838Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 91.4% Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 33.3%
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Population: 200,591Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 90.3%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 33.1%
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Population: 934,184Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 91.2%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 35.1%
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Population: 301,048Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 93.3%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 33.5%
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Population: 152,958Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 91.5%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 35.7%
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Population: 92,452Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 89.7%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 34.1%
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Population: 9,533,895Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 87.8%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 36.6%
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Population: 197,318Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 89.4%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 37.3%
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Population: 171,245Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 91.5%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 29.6%
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Population: 980,080Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 91.5%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 34%
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Population: Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 88.8%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 37%
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Population: 20,320,876Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 85.9%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 38.7%
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Population: 321,959Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 89.3%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 36.2%
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Population: 1,210,259Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 90.6%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 38.1%
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Population: 2,808,175Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 90.5%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 38.8%
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Population: 477,656Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 93%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 34.1%
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Population: 886,188Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 92.3%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 36.2%
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Population: 3,337,685Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 86.7%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 37.4%
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Population: 3,600,618Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 93.2%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 40.4%
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Population: 2,451,560Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 91.4%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 37.9%
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Population: 66,417Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 93.9%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 38.8%
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Population: 2,888,227Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a High School Diploma or Higher: 90.6%Percentage of Adults Aged 25 Years & Older with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 42.1%
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Millennials spend far less on homes they own than do older generations, because so many more members of older generations own their homes and are less likely to pay rent.
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Infants and older adults are most at risk for cold-related illnesses or injuries, because babies lose body heat more easily and older adults tend to make less body heat.
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When an older entrepreneur pairs with someone younger, you get an unbeatable combination: They've got tech savvy and enthusiasm, and you have the capital, the resources and older, wiser contacts.
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Whether a character who is even older than the United Nations will appeal to the young — she soon turns 75, about four years older than the world body — remains uncertain.
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"The U.S. population is increasingly older and more diverse, and an older population, even though people are working longer and leading more productive lives, they do eventually retire," Morelix said.
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"That (program) was extremely popular among older people, and all of those older people tended to vote," said James Muller, a political science professor at the University of Alaska Anchorage.
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I don't have an opinion on whether or not there is some kind of double standard going with regard to bringing back the older men but not the older women.
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Every year, about 703 percent of those 65 and older living in senior residences have a fall, and when they get older than 80, that number rises to 50 percent.
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Older veterans at risk Most concerning are staffing shortages at facilities that serve a high number of older veterans, a patient population that is among the most vulnerable to infection.
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The Spanish flu, unusually for an influenza, was less lethal for older people, perhaps because a similar 1830s flu outbreak granted older people still alive in 1918 some limited immunity.
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But testosterone supplements do not seem to help frail older men walk farther or get out of chairs more easily, goals that doctors typically look for in aiding older patients.
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Much of this perceived slight comes from some of the country's older, established male politicians, who still maintain a strong presence in Ukrainian politics, and Ukraine's older, rural voter base.
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Mr. Sartorius, 14, is sweet and effective, and Blackbear, who is older, comes off like a slithery older sibling who is helping out his kid brother, but also helping himself.
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Another reason you may have missed Klobuchar's ascent: According to NBC exit polls, she particularly appealed to older voters, winning 32% of those 65 and older, compared to 19.8% overall.
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Older voters were key to President Trump's Electoral College victory, with one exit poll analysis showing him winning voters 65-and-older by a 53 percent to 45 percent margin.
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The data also showed that while diagnoses among men are rising among younger and older people across Europe, the numbers are decreasing among younger women, but increasing among older ones.
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"I started to really see the opportunity that I had as a young, Black woman, Sara as an older white woman, Michael as an older Black man," she points out.
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"Estimates of facial age appear to be biased towards the middle-aged faces, resulting in younger faces appearing older than they are and older faces appearing younger," the paper says.
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In fact, Apple famously found itself in hot water last year when users learned that the company was slowing down older iPhones in an attempt to save power on older batteries.
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I mean, I've trained people before that have been older than him, and I've got fighters that have been with me for 20 years that are older than him, as well.
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Rader says this book is targeted to a slightly older crowd, between six and 10, in order to keep up with the readers of his other books as they got older.
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The Women's Health Initiative is now recruiting volunteers—men over the aged 60 and older and women aged 65 and older—who will be given cocoa extract capsules or a placebo.
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For example, in Anchorage, Alaska, 21996% of its 270,210.8 older residents are working, while in Los Angeles — which ranks 303th on the list — the share is 230% of 24.7,265 older workers.
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Outside of health games, there has been little marketing toward older players, and whenever older players are featured in a game themselves, they are typically stereotyped, disenfranchised or used for comedy.
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If new cars continue to get more expensive, the agencies' argument continues, consumers are more likely to hold on to the older cars they already own or buy older used cars.
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But as I grow older and consider my relationship with my biological mother, someone who's also growing older, I'm in a better position to look at things from the bottom up.
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The AHCA would also pull back Obamacare's tax credits, as well as regulations that shield older people from high premiums, effectively making insurance much more expensive for older, low-income Americans.
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A significant chunk of those individuals are older — with 1.3 million Americans age 85033 and older looking for work but unable to find it, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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An older sibling who's only 12 to 18 months older, on the other hand, is often treated similarly to their younger sibling, so competition usually doesn't hit as hard, she says.
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It's much higher for older generations: 48% of 55-64 year olds and 47% of people 65 or older who've used the apps said they're more concerned than with other products.
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And most younger Americans call it the right thing (56% among those under age 45) while a majority of older Americans say it's wrong (59% among those age 45 or older).
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Along with the aging population will come an older workforce, with the 55-and-older group expected to account for about 1 in 4 workers, up from 16.8 percent in 2006.
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Even if you're connecting an old DVD player that uses an older HDMI protocol, newer HDMI cables are backward compatible; your older gear just can't take advantage of the faster speeds.
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Consider the disconnect between a well-known fact — that President Obama fared poorly among older voters — and the lesser-known fact that Democrats have a big registration advantage among older voters.
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Millennials were more likely than older generations to list Obama as the best president in their lifetime, while older Americans are much more likely to name Reagan as the best president.
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Sometimes, as a reviewer, I return to older devices — or in the case of the iPhone 8 simply a device that uses older technology — to understand how groundbreaking new developments are.
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Four older women navigate the trials and triumphs of their older years in this beloved '80s sitcom, proving that your retirement years can still be full of love, lust, and life.
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We can look for the positive models of older women like Pelosi (and my Oma) who are absolutely eviscerating the despicable narrative of older women being, well, weak, ugly and stupid.
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There were also jumps among people 0003 or older, though deaths in older patients are often linked to prescription medication reactions rather than overdoses or other complications from using illegal drugs.
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For Joan, it was the fact that she had an older sister, three years older, and the family considered Barbara to be the pretty one, the smart one, the popular one.
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This window should meet the needs of both the younger and the older child, but many parents assume that the younger child must go to bed first, then the older child.
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According to Lattore, about 60% of people aged 60 or older have hypertension, and as you get older, it&aposs a good idea to stay on top of your blood pressure.
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AARP said it estimated that the bill would increase taxes on 1.2 million taxpayers age 85033 and older in 2019, and by 2027, 5.2 million older taxpayers would experience higher taxes.
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Death rates are actually improving among children and older Americans, Dr. Woolf noted, perhaps because they may have more reliable health care — Medicaid for many children and Medicare for older people.
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"At first, we thought it might be because people are getting older and living longer," Khubchandani told Gizmodo over the phone, referencing research showing that older people tend to sleep less.
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"With the older adult population growing, we need to support programs that keep vulnerable older adults who want to remain in their homes able to do so," she said by email.
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Her older brother Stephen, a psychiatrist who now lives in Sweden, was one of her first protectors, she said, but it was her older sister, Barbara, who claimed her emotional attention.
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Older voters in key races If older voters continue to side with Democrats, it's even more likely that they will capture enough House seats to regain the majority in that chamber.
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It is estimated that up to one out of two older adults are at risk of malnutrition — and it's estimated that disease-associated malnutrition in older adults costs $85033 billion annually.
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The barrels are figuratively arranged in tiers in which the newest vintage is on top of an older vintage, which in turn is over a still older vintage and so on.
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In our society, men seem, traditionally, to be much older (15 years or so) than the women they date, and no one notices; but when the woman is older, they do.
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" Kelly also says, "I know older women as well.
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Older students attend Corona del Mar Middle & High School.
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" She added: "When you get older, lines get blurred.
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More than 600 people — ages 303 and older — responded.
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Older Americans: The new face of student loan debt .
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" McCain has often joked he is "older than dirt.
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She reportedly injured her older sister and blew a .
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Some of these hackers are no older than 15 . . .
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" Older man: "I would like to get a drink.
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" Older man: "I want to go to a bar.
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" It also lists an older meaning: "knowledge, understanding, wisdom.
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" - Ethel, 34 "Co-worker who was ten years older.
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An older woman — an actress — peruses the green peppers.
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But he's 20163 — 3 years older than President Trump.
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And then, a bit older, those other sneakers — wheelies?
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He isn't leading among 45 and older – he's second.
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The older VC. Her last name is ... Suzanne Cryer.
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The older books — containing the records for royals like King George VI and his older brother, the Duke of Windsor — are now so delicate that they can only be handled with gloves.
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But older voters prevailed: Among voters 18 to 25 Hillary Clinton beat Trump by a whopping 18 percentage points, but Trump beat Clinton by 8 percentage points among voters 65 and older.
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You don't have to cry, I can't make you older — she was born first by one minute," Ami explains, while Ava tries to comfort her sister saying, "I'm just one minute older.
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She protects him, watches over him, even nags him as an older sister would, and when another girl joins the party to provide an older sibling role, she grows resentful of it.
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Older participants also saw an older Elon Musk, and participants who self-reported as attractive saw a hotter Elon Musk, but men and women saw God as an equally male Elon Musk.
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It's impossible to go back and fill in the older adventures of Serenity's crew, because the actors are now all visibly 15 years older than they were during the show's first run.
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According to WebMD, GBS is most common in people older than 50 — Birch recalls meeting two older women suffering from it in the rehab center — but it can strike at any time.
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When we matched older and younger adults on key characteristics of their sex lives -- along with sociodemographic characteristics, and mental and physical health -- older adults actually had better sexual quality of life.
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His musical education continued in the States; his older sisters brought the music of Prince and Fela Kuti to his ears, and his older brother introduced him to A Tribe Called Quest.
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"As an older woman in modeling, I think there is a little bit of a 'maybe we can get her at less of a price because she's an older model,'" she said.
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Sure, anyone who has older brothers and sisters can feel like they're living in the shadows of someone else's success, but that doesn't necessarily mean that older siblings have it any easier.
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Now-Again previously reissued Yaghmaei's older material in a beautifully designed, three-LP package titled Back from the Brink, but, alas, the new album doesn't have the magic of his older tunes.
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Note, first, that if Keynes had been talking just about older people, he would have been closer to the mark, because older people do work much less than they did decades ago.
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While younger women are told to be thinner and prettier, ads for older women emphasize looking younger and wrinkle free -- tapping into the insecurities that many of us have about getting older.
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This is efficient for the brain, because when you encode new experiences in the context of older things, you can sort of piggyback your new experiences on top of your older memories.
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There was this person called Sandy going to school with me in cosmetology, and she introduced me to another queen, but she was a little older—like, five or six years older.
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And Ichiro Suzuki, who is older than all of them—older than Lincecum by a decade—struck a flyball triple off the wall in Coors Field for his 503,250th major league hit.
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"Older people in general, and older men specifically, have the highest rates," said Dr. Yeates Conwell, a geriatric psychiatrist at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and a longtime suicide researcher.
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Older people are among the groups most at risk for severe coronavirus symptoms; the CDC and the White House advise people age 60 and older to stay home as much as possible.
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Though only two years older than Mr. Cooper, he reads much older; the director, Sam Gold, has restaged the action to keep him stolidly seated much of the time, like a monument.
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With the older generations going to die off, the younger generations can help to solve problems with climate change and discrimination, as they were left with it when the older generation left.
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She has an older brother, Hassan, who is a sergeant in the Army, and an older sister, Jamilah, who is a teacher — and gave track a halfhearted shot when she was young.
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With each drink, an older person's blood alcohol levels will rise higher than a younger drinker's, Dr. Schuckit noted; older people have less muscle mass, and the liver metabolizes alcohol more slowly.
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Age discrimination against workers who are 50 and older cost the U.S. economy $850 billion in 2018, according to a report released on Thursday by AARP, a lobbying group for older Americans.
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Pricing restrictions — which essentially mandated that insurers overcharge younger customers relative to older ones — created the wrong incentives, and so too many older, sicker individuals joined, and younger, healthy people were discouraged.
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But automakers had to do a lot more of the software work when integrating these older Android-powered infotainment setups, which were typically forked off of older versions of the operating system.
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The gallery began several years ago when Ms. Vaccaro decided that someone should counter an art world problem: Older, lesser-known artists were being passed by just because they were, yes, older.
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His firm offers leagues aimed at older players and youth leagues catering to 3- to 17-year-olds in hopes that as the students get older, they will stick with his company.
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That's because AHCA allows insurers to charge older people as much as five times what they charge younger ones, so older people's premiums will skyrocket far beyond anything the subsidy can deliver.
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At 82, she is roughly around the same age as Lear himself — three years older than Ian McKellen's Lear last season on the West End, a decade older than Sir Derek Jacobi when he performed Lear at BAM in 2011, and seven years older than Sir Laurence Olivier was when he committed his Lear to screen at age 75.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 210Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 0.8Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 0.90%What they do: Drive truck or other vehicle and sell or deliver goods, such as food products, including restaurant take-out items, or pick up or deliver items.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 262Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 1.1Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.12%What they do: Use axes or chainsaws to fell trees using knowledge of tree characteristics and cutting techniques to control direction of fall and minimize tree damage.
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There is also still an age gap in the party over Sanders and Biden, with younger voters more apt to back Sanders than older voters (0093% among those under age 45 versus 8% among older Democrats) and Biden's numbers far higher among those over 45 (39% in the older group back Biden versus 26% among younger Democrats).
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As for older obese people considering gastric bypass, Davidson said the benefits are likely larger as people get older because deadly conditions related to obesity are more likely to occur as people age.
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Overall, I didn't feel like I would find someone on here — it felt like an older community to me (but if you prefer an older partner, this is definitely where you should hang).
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She had behavioral issues, and as she "struck out on her own," Hixson said, she began hanging out with older people, especially older men who Blanchard felt were taking her under their wing.
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Young adults and older adults are most likely to believe the results are skewed to favor liberals — including 2.53% of people between 22.5 and 22 and 218% of those age 55 and older.
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"Older folks, certainly, there's a learning curve because this is new," said Amy Nofziger, who, as director of fraud victim support for AARP, helps older people parse the new rules of the internet.
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"I have a lot of older cousins who are, like, 10 years older, and I always pictured them in Express," she tells Refinery29 of the offering, which hits stores and online July 7.
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Younger voters are in Clinton's corner (54% to 29% among those under age 45) while the older ones are more apt to back Trump (54% to 39% among those age 45 or older).
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But year after year, the spring and summer indie box office is dominated by films with older protagonists and/or classic literature adaptations, and the older adult audience drives a lot of that.
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Three top trade unions say the proposed measures will hit older employees who are often under pressure to retire earlier for health reasons or because employers want to get rid of older staff.
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Pro: Economic well-being By keeping older people in some form of employment, Pillemer believes, two problems are solved: the pension and retirement savings crisis, and the need to keep older people engaged.
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OnePlus has faced criticism for leaving some of its older phones running older versions of Android, which may not have the latest features and may not be as secure as the newer versions.
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But most of Kenya's burgeoning middle class buy smaller, older cars (Kenya does not allow vehicles older than eight years into the country) and taxes on some cheaper imports have more than doubled.
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Google will use this information, alongside its review of the app's marketing materials, in order to categorize apps and apply policies across three target groups: children, children and older users, and older users.
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Competition between older and younger siblings is inherent in nature — the older is almost always first to do everything, and for British royals Prince William and Prince Harry, that also includes becoming king.
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Then you get older and you play man hunt ... That was a good way for us to figure out the neighborhood and how to get out of certain situations when we got older.
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"In the timeline of images from throughout his career, you can observe as he grows older and then younger and then older but somehow more elegant and alert," Nuzzi wrote in the profile.
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Super Tuesday exit polls showed Biden dominated the older vote: 42 percent of those ages 93 to 64 voted for the former vice president, as did 48 percent of those 65 or older.
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In eight of the nine metrics they examined, polarization increased the most among those who were least likely to use the internet and social media, those 65 or older and 75 or older.
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With more and more older people going online, and future 225-plus generations already there, the online behavior of older people, as well as their rising power, is incredibly important — yet often ignored.
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He had lived in the public housing complex in Far Rockaway, Queens, his entire life, in the same fourth-floor apartment he shared with his grandmother, older brother, older sister and younger brother.
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The proposal "will increase prescription drug costs for older Americans while providing a windfall of billions of dollars to the drug industry," said AARP, the lobby for 38 million Americans 50 and older.
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Still, last week the House passed the Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination Act (POWADA) with bipartisan support to restore protections to older adult workers that were lost in a 2009 Supreme Court decision.
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And whereas the ACA bars health plans from charging older customers more than three times the premiums charged younger customers, the new plans allow older people to be charged five times as much.
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Older buildings were exempt: Developers at the time, including Donald J. Trump, resisted calls to require older buildings to retrofit with sprinkler systems in each apartment, arguing it would have been very costly.
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By 215, according to one survey, between 83 and 28 percent of West Germans preferred the taste of flue-cured tobacco to the older Greek or Turkish varieties long smoked by older generations.
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Not only are the claims that these systems might help older people overblown, they're also made, for the most part, without including those older people in studies of the effects of the technology.
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But when Dr. Ashwal dated the zircon crystals he found on Mauritius, he discovered they were around three billion years old, much older than any oceanic crust and much, much older than Mauritius.
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There is additional pressure on Republicans from groups like AARP, the lobby for older Americans that is fighting provisions of the House bill that could significantly increase health insurance premiums for older Americans.
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" Such problems for older people are, sadly, not surprising, he said, because "if you look at research, you find that the older a person is, the more likely he is to harbor bias.
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In one federal program that helps place older workers with non-profits while they look for more permanent work, 27% of participants have been 66 or older over the past year, Wolniewicz said.
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However, older stutterers are typically incapable of reversing the condition.
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Amy Klobuchar, won a plurality of voters 65 and older.
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Clinton continues to be popular among older voters and minorities.
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Clinton, meanwhile, has an edge with voters older than 60.
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The same goes for Republicans and people 73 or older.
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Wealth management services, for example, skew toward an older demographic.
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Like the older versions, they also have dual selfie cameras.
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UltraViolet, an older "cloud movie locker" service, is shutting down.
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But Eddie, born in April 1946, is two months older.
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Instead, they're shifting activity from older apps to newer ones.
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And as they get older, they will need more privacy.
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Nor had she ever imagined dating her friend's older brother.
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About 23 percent of the population is 65 or older.
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The "older" in this case does not mean elderly either.
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Compare that to some of the underperforming older tech stocks.
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Montreal's older manufacturing economy was already facing competition from Toronto.
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As older siblings do, we marauded all that was his.
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The older sister than passed down the torch to Noah.
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The date was set for older children at July 26.
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He is the older brother of Milwaukee Bucks F Giannis.
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On how being disrupted feels as we get older vs.
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This year more than ever, #LGBT older Americans say: #WeRefuseToBeInvisible!
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As her older brother told PEOPLE, "It's far from over."
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You're not as proactive as you become when you're older.
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PAVLICH: Are these fresh tattoos or are these older tattoos?
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It could also pique younger visitors' interest in older works.
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The Takeaway: Beware the team that relies on older receivers.
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Research found that the cells were approximately eight years older.
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Suddenly, my dating pool got much bigger — and much older.
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"Joie was like your older sister's coolest friend," Harris said.
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That's right, the older the handset, the longer the wait.
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When you get older you start recognizing your own demons.
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Prince Louis is following in his older siblings' royal footsteps.
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Older Americans generally are worried about medical costs in retirement.
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"It's not that older people don't like tech," he said.
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Authorities believe she was older than 50 when she died.
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Other older players may find themselves in a similar situation.
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A younger actor, older actor, it doesn't make a difference.
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The further away the light source, the older it is.
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And it apparently worked; older people seemed to like it.
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Founded in 1970, CRV is amongst the older VC firms.
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Older brother Presley Gerber is no stranger to tattoos himself.
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By 2011, both Lindberg and I had grown much older.
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It does make me look at older stuff and cringe.
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As I get older, I feel like this amount increases.
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That means typically older citizens got a much better deal.
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Older games like Left 4 Dead 2 also work okay.
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The two older men said they would be in touch.
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A'Deja's father and older sister Ja'Lynn also have impaired hearing.
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The crown then went to Bhumibol's older brother, Ananda Mahidol.
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It's an older technique stitching a ton of images together.
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I never read about those leaders until I was older.
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The father, mother, and older child are applying for jobs.
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The older women (and we're talking 40s here) are outcast.
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Time is very much on the side of older athletes.
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The reboot started out with an older audience in mind.
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The rest are for an older audience, especially newer shows.
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An older woman just out of prison reflects on freedom.
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We're taught that gray is bad and signifies getting older.
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The older women who are given substantive, meaningful screen time.
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The older women who are given substantive, meaningful screen time.
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Older than the phoneit brings music to my earsgoodbye analog.
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She focused on her acting only once they were older.
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Nolan cowrote five of older brother Christopher's movies, including Interstellar.
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As we get older, our bodies begin to slow down.
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However, older people have also been appearing at the protests.
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It's hard — just having kids and getting older are stressful.
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These ancient meteorites can be older than the Earth itself.
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Besides me, there were two older brothers in the family.
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That is "potentially due to an older fleet," he said.
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Stories are much older, a species constant, like cooking and
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I think that that's what's different as you get older.
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The failed gyro is the last of the older ones.
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" Older sister Kim quipped, "You're 20, so I hope not!
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One that still sees older people as users worth delighting.
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Near the end of the 90s, most people seemed older.
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Continuing the conversation as children get older is also important.
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What is this going to look like when I'm older?
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Older Americans would also suffer under the proposed new system.
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There's such a stigma against older women as sexual beings.
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They're also more worried about human rights than older respondents.
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A reference to the older suspect's height was also removed.
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Her two older siblings also were screened but were fine.
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Americans become less likely to move as they get older.
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We're using older style technology, but with a modern twist.
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"It seems like everyone fosters when they're older," she explains.
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She also has an older son from a previous relationship.
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For whatever reason, older people seem to enjoy ... spontaneous boners?
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Rogen's older sister Danya also balked at Mom's big reveal.
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Older workers have seen their wages come to a halt.
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"They're not easy on older bodies," Dr. Ghilarducci pointed out.
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Disney isn't just relying on its catalog of older films.
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Older versions before Windows 7 may also be at risk.
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The Brexit referendum result was similarly driven by older voters.
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But his rise recalls an older American tradition: vaudeville shows.
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I moved to Boston because my older brother lived there.
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I recalled older pieces about men getting manicures and pedicures.
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Marketing to older people is another area that needs work.
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In older teens and adults, substance abuse is often present.
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Countries with more educated older people have lower automation risks.
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The vast majority of older Chinese live with their families.
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That seems to have helped keep older workers in jobs.
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All these reservations are linked to older workers' individual capabilities.
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What are some older dances you'll show at the Joyce?
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Meanwhile, the older Smith subdues his charm without erasing it.
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She mastered the balance bike before her older sister did.
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E: Yes, when he's actually five years older than me.
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Older workers sometimes begrudge being managed by a callow colleague.
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She described Sanders as "older but his views are younger".
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The situation is reversed when it comes to older voters.
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As downtowns everywhere struggled, older companies stopped growing their footprints.
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He was an older guy and he started to cry.
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Alex's older sister, Erica, refused to stop going to school.
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Older workers are encountering widespread age discrimination, according to AARP.
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More Alaskans are 65 and older and are considering staying.
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The Republican electorate gets older and whiter with every election.
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As he got older, he started getting mangy and unhappy.
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She has three older brothers, and none of them powerlift.
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It's just a different deal when you're an older person.
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Gender identities aside, as everyone gets older, your priorities change.
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My children are older now, and the library is calling.
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Older phone models may be eligible for 35% or 25%.
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Our older daughter Phoebe goes to daycare during the week.
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Among the older voters, Clinton was leading 59 to 24.
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Were you listening to older records that had that vibe?
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The new camera's body (foreground) together with the older prototype.
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The device is approved for those aged 14 and older.
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If you preferred the older UI, don't get too upset.
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Apple's focus on performance isn't just limited to older devices.
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I was raised by my mother and my older sister.
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He's Rachel's third child ... she already has 2 older sons.
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But a smaller number of older, bigger firms dominate bourses.
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Sadly, you won't save any money on the older Pixelbook.
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A few of the older ones are applying to college.
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And some kids, especially the older ones, did that intentionally.
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It's a trendsetter copied by older, less hip tech companies.
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That's because a good number are age 803 or older.
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He had a girlfriend who was years older than him.
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Of those reports, 76.8% involved adults aged 65 and older.
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These puppies and their older brethren are also internet famous.
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Passengers were mostly older, and the plane was very quiet.
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Older voters, who like Brexit more, vote Tory more, too.
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Flipkart says it will give "attractive value" for older smartphones.
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"They brainwashed him," Rawan said, referring to her older brothers.
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Some older homes might still contain lead in internal plumbing.
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The vote comes as the number of older workers rises.
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Older respondents tend to be far more wary of socialism.
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An older form of insulin, called human insulin, remains cheap.
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Weight Watchers' core demographic is seen as older than 50.
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The glass is best for older or more complex bottles.
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When confronted about their WhatsApp use, older Indians seem unruffled.
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That puts them more in line with older US generations.
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"Invest in your older self when you're younger," she says.
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This is great for identifying older consoles from newer ones.
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Christina El Moussa doesn't mind her new husband getting older.
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They're just like an older version of their kid self.
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Kirk is not missing a beat as he grows older.
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"That's older in filmmaking years, like dog years," she said.
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The youngest waitress, Skylar Giberson, disagrees with her older relative.
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Older Camille jolts awake, and the two young girls disappear.
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But if you're interested in older books, things get harder.
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That leaves some older ER patients waiting in the hallway.
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Everyone grows old, but Americans are growing older more quickly.
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The older you are, the greater your chances of success.
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Ten years later, I'm much older and wiser and calmer.
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The patchwork vessel looked older than many of its passengers.
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"Older" swimmers have been able to take home Olympic medals.
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But my friend is a few years older than me.
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We're the fastest growing demographic in the world, older women.
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She's years older than me, and we aren't very close.
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As you've gotten older, how has your beauty routine changed?
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"As you get older, your priority becomes retirement," Rhodes says.
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Big house in the back … older woman, 14 echo — unconscious.
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Of course it makes sense that older athletes are better.
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Turns out, the older the phone the better the results.
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"I thought it was just me getting older," he admitted.
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